Steve Bannon

what do you think we do to get up to speed and get other alternatives out there?

It just as a backup in case the, the, the court doesn't go away.

I don't think it's too easy to start too early to start working for the simple fact that people are now extremely interested in this and they realize the ridiculous, uh,

this ridiculous proposition that anybody that can come in here and birthright citizenship, the million five Chinese, the what hundred, the 10,000, you know, the Chinese billionaire has, it's outrageous.

Peter Schweitzer's book spent five weeks on the New York times.

Number one is the number one bestseller principally because of this.

So what should we be doing?

What guidance can you give us?

Where can we go to get more information?

How do we get smarter?

How do we get tougher?

How do we start to organize on this?

John Eastman.

Um, real quickly, were you happy with the arguments?

Were you happy with the question of the justice?

Did you come out of there upbeat?

Or did you come out there saying, hey, I'm going to have to get very focused and look at other alternatives?

It definitely is.

I think that's why people are so mesmerized by the highbrow argument and people loved it.

John Eastman, we got about 30 seconds.